Mozilla Add-ons you can't live without.
As a PHP developer there are a hoard of Mozilla Firefox add-ons that will not only make your life easier, but will make you a better developer.
These are the list of add-ons that are installed by default in my Firefox Browser.
Firebug – absolutely the best way to debug javascript (and therefore also ajax) in your web projects. console.log beats using alert() anyday.
Web Developer – the first developer add-on I ever installed and one that I can’t live without. Manipulate everything from styling to sessions using this tool.
Tamper Data – extremely useful tool for viewing/modifying your http requests to see what is being sent/received each time a page is loaded.
PHP Developer Toolbar – tired of opening php.net each time you want to search a function. Use this handy toolbar to save time and frustration.
Ambit Recruitment website goes live
Personal experience will always advise our actions. So, the objective is to ensure positive experiences are repeated as often as possible, to encourage further positive outcomes.
That’s the simple premise on which Ambit Recruitment operates the business of fitting the right people into the right positions.
The Ambit Recruitment website is a bit of a milestone for me, as it is the first site that I handcoded from scratch (HTML/CSS/PHP). I am quite proud of how it turned out.
South African HTML image map
I recently had to create an image map of South Africa, displaying each of the provinces with links to content for each province.
As it took me most of the day to complete I thought it might be handy for someone else too.
So in true open source fashion here it is for you to download and enjoy.
All I ask is that if you do use it, you post a link back to my site.